Can I put a … tag within the body of a HTML file to send in email?

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The short answer is no. Gmail strips the tag and it’s content.

Hotmail, Yahoo! Mail and Windows Live Mail does not strip style-tags in the body-element.

But take a look at “The Ultimate Guide to CSS” for HTML email over at Campaign Monitor.

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